Using objects from Ann and Gordon Getty’s historic Berkeley residence, Tendler reimagines its distinctive interiors
An up-close look at an exceptional interior in the couple’s Berkeley residence
In 1802, London-born George Chinnery boarded a ship for India. He spent the next 50 years making portraits and landscapes, never returning home
Taking cues from the architectural splendour of the house, Ann Getty created a dazzling 19th-century interior
Nazy Vassegh, founder of Eye of the Collector, reveals why she has teamed up with Christie’s to present a global online platform for her art fair
Get a 360-degree view of works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Willem de Kooning and more in the 20th/21st Century sales at Christie’s New York
Virtually join us at the Rockefeller Center galleries to engage with ground-breaking American art of the modern age
A historic selection of silver offers collectors the ultimate treasure hunt
The American Modernists represented in the collection of Ted Shen created a distinct visual language
Take a 360° degree tour of the Rockefeller galleries to explore Americana Week
The images taken of Bill Traylor by Charles Shannon offer rare glimpses into the Alabama artist’s process and imagination
Jane Fonda speaks to Christie's about her incredible collection that highlights an important tradition in American art
From American silver to folk art, portraiture to fine furniture, Americana Week offers gems at every price point
Considered the first family of American artists, the Peales are central figures within the history of early American art
Head of Outsider Art Cara Zimmerman profiles the artists aspiring collectors should know about
The century after the United States got independence saw artists making works that helped to form its cultural identity
A small group of 19th-century forerunners helped to shape a national identity for the United States that still resonates
The sale of more than 1,500 objects from the Getty collection brought in $150 million to benefit the couple's foundation
Anthony Eden, British Prime Minister from 1955 to 1957, and his wife Clarissa, the niece of Winston Churchill, were both passionate about art
Virtually join us at the Rockefeller Center galleries to explore Classic Week in New York and uncover extraordinary artefacts
From Klimt to Hockney, these visionary artists from the Paul G. Allen collection are inextricably linked to their locations
Explore fine decorative arts, furniture and objects of royal provenances, Canaletto’s iconic painting of Venice and more, including highlights from The Ann and Gordon Getty Collection
The British artist is best known for his depictions of horses, but was also a skilled portraitist. Illustrated with works offered at Christie’s
From labels and staples to stretchers and repairs — the reverse of an artwork can reveal more about it than you might suppose
Explore two extraordinary exhibitions delving into the inextricable links between the visual and literary arts through the ages, with works by Shakespeare, Picasso, Joyce, Rubens and more
An early cast of Le Penseur is on sale later this month at Christie’s Paris
With Goddard’s creations on display in the Art of Literature exhibition, the up-and-coming designer discusses her creative influences
Virtually step inside our galleries to explore the finest paintings, sculptures and works on paper from the 18th through early 20th centuries
A deep dive into more than 250 years of history at King Street, with Lynda McLeod, Christie’s head librarian
Explore beautiful Western American Art from the prominent conservationist’s home in Jackson Hole, Wyoming